and speaking of sharks in weird settings, we've had sharks in weird unnatural configurations like shark-topus. a big shark with octopus legs. >> okay. you can do anything you want with it. you can go very serious and scary like "jaws" or you can have a borderline movie like deep blue sea. >> that's the one where the sharks become intelligence. let's take that back about no character development. hold it, stop this, freeze this. okay. let's roll the shark documentary. now, this is. closer to reality. to the truthful in the documentary called shark mountain. many such films show real respect. ah, but respect. does that sell tickets? for "nightline" in washington. >> interesting fact, six years before stephen spielberg's "jaws," burt rernlds shot shark. it gives you a special appreciation for special effects. >>> next will "i love it" be the star of the summer? see how you can vote. [ lighter flicking ] [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where giving up isn't who you are. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to make things happen. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your

so you have great white sharks or this species. >> we have a mini shark. >> this is a spine knee shark, a shark you can see right here along the coast of new york. this is a shark that can grow 5 feet in length this creature began it's life in it's mother not as a free formed egg that was laid in a nest. it actually was attached to a yolk sac and the mother gave birth to it and maybe had four or five and as i said, with the great white sharks, these animals can have a number of babies in them, and they will actually, when they come into the world after many months of this pregnancy, they will come out with battle scars and some sharks will not get a chance to get out. they are eaten in utero. >> how dangerous is that shark? >> this is one of the least dangerous species of sharks. it's a shark that loves the cold water. this is a shark that's actually a part of an incredible research project with the university of new england and maine. this shark actually has a pit tag on it that basically serves as a way that this shark can always be identified. and you know, this is not a shark we ne

so you have great white sharks or this species. >> we have a mini shark. >> this is a spine knee shark, a shark you can see right here along the coast of new york. this is a shark that can grow 5 feet in length this creature began it's life in it's mother not as a free formed egg that was laid in a nest. it actually was attached to a yol k sack and the mother gave birth to it and maybe had four or five and as i said, with the great white sharks, these animals can have a number of babies in them, and they will actually, when they come into the world after many months of this pregnancy, they will come out with battle scars and some sharks will not get a chance to get out. they are eaten in utero. >> how dangerous is that shark? >> this is one of the least dangerous species of sharks. it's a shark that loves the cold water. this is a shark that's actually a part of an incredible research project with the university of new england and maine. this shark actually has a pit tag on it that basically serves as a way that this shark can always be identified. and you know, this is not a shark we

and shark c.e.o.osen is so sure you'll love his rotator lift-away, he's going to send you his incredible steam mop. a $100 retail value, it's yours free and yours to keep, even if you return the rotator. but it gets even better. as part of shark's 5-star celebration, mark is also going to include one of his most popular and innovative tools absolutely free. details coming up. >> hi. i'm amy motta, and i'm with shark c.e.o. mark rosen. mark, so, i hear you have some exciting news to share. >> let me introduce you to the new shark rotator lift-away. it gives you enhanced swivel steering and better cleaning performance. we added even more suction power and increased cleaning capacity. like the original lift-away, the new shark rotator is still the only vacuum...that lifts away to give you that same no loss of suction cleaning power in a portable. the rotator also has a totally sealed system so advanced that it actually cleans the air in your room as you vacuum because its anti-allergen, complete seal tec

she says -- ♪ shark shark shark shark shark shark shark shark shark shark ♪ ♪ shark shark shark shark andrew blog. >> jimmy: andrew blog, yes. yes. >> steve: he blog. he tweet. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he says -- ♪ i'm a mean shark i couldn't get any meaner i want to take a bite out of ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa >> jimmy: i didn't write it. i didn't write that. i didn't write it. i didn't say it. i didn't write it. i didn't do it. @yesandrewblog. i'm sorry, tariq. >> steve: andrew blog, he dirty. his mind in gutter. >> jimmy: @yesandrewblog wrote that. not me. sorry. this next one -- this one's crazy. this is one is my favorite one, i think. this one's totally dumb. this one's from @johnstonjoshua. whoever that is, you're a crazy person. he says -- ♪ ♪ i'm a shark i'm a shark f-u i'm a shark ♪ ♪ they call me jaws my head is like a shark's fin ♪ ♪ my head is like a shark's ♪ >> steve: my head is like a shark fin. >> jimmy: yep, that's why they call him jaws. this last one is a great one. sing it if you know the words. it's from @kylebryans. he says -- ♪ move fish get out the way get out the way fish

the reality is sharks are not hunting people. there's over 500 species of sharks.e of them has humans on the diet. when it does happen, it's a mistaken identity. a great white might see someone on a surf board and think it's a sea lion which is their normal prey item. people should enjoy being at the beach and don't worry about sharks. >> thank you, andy. i hope people feel better. >> you bet. >> as you just heard, sharks are less likely to hurt you than bees. bees, bee stings kill 50 to 100 americans every year, and it may get worse because as this documentary puts it. >> a storm is gathering on the horizon. an invasion decades in the making is under way. an alien species is staking claim to the americas. creatures that will die rather than retreat. >> i don't believe that we're going to stop the spread of africanized bees. >> they are moving through florida and headed to georgia. killer bees now number more than 1 trillion, and the killer bee could soon be heading your way. >> oh, no, what are we going to do? let's ask this guy who appears on the animal planet sh

larger shark species would feed on these sharks.they endangered at all? >> they are a pretty healthy population. unfortunately for sharks, long time to mature and low reproductive rate. doesn't fair well when people take them out for shark fin soup. >> reporter: let's talk about the sharks that showed up this week at mouth of the potomac, bull sharks of good size. caused some concern. is it common for them to be in a bay, a river area? >> bull shark is one that will swim up, they have been known to swim up to mississippi river. most say it is the mouth of the bay. one thing you don't need to be concerned is getting attacked by a shark in chesapeake bay. there are parts of the world, chesapeake bay, they are uncommon there >> reporter: you don't need to worry about going in the bay? >> with the frequency, number of bull sharks going on, very infrequent, not going to be a problem. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> it happened in 2001. couple of fisherman, caught them, turned up at the mouth of the potomac. typically a couple every y

saying shark week is all about conservation, not leaving dead sharks about. that's odd. >>> time 4:54. let's go to sal keeping an eye on traffic. >> hello, brian. we have good news here. the last time i showed you a traffic jam on interstate 880 and they picked up the road work and just like that the traffic has improved quickly. it may take a few more minutes for it to all go away if you're at the very end of the line but it is improving as they picked up that road work. 880 northbound near the coliseum, want to take a look at that. this traffic is moving along nicely and there are no major delays as you approach high street. 580 westbound, we had a little road work still being picked up not causing a huge traffic jam but there is a little bit after jam as you drive into dublin. after that the drive to castro valley looks pretty good. at 4:55, let's ge to steve. >>> our -- go to steve. >>> our low has been giving us a cool pattern. i think i'll take a little hike here. so it's moving around mendocino. that's giving us the low overcast and drizzle and very co

learnedcation on sharks. look up sharks on the internet. whale sharks.t must mean a whale and a shark have sex. >> no! [laughter] >> oh, my god. >> and they're like terrified. this -- what the hell are you going to say? and she's sitting there with such conviction saying -- >> i think how do the whale and shark have sex? and i look up -- >> was there a video of it? >> no. because there's a thing called whale sharks. so i thought they must -- whales are mammals and sharks are animals. they have nothing to do with each other. [laughter] >> oh, tara, we love you! >> you got to love her. they don't know how a lot of sharks mate. >> not with whales. that's simple. >> pretty sure sblfment give her a break. >> sharks are animals. >> coming up -- >> "the league," popular show. parn the sloy popular a lot of athletes are trying to be on it. who would you love to be on the league? he doesn't even think have to think about it. hen hernandez. >> police raided the bus and they found a stun gun. > it lowers his rock star >> "tmz," online and on your phone 24/7. >> the

discovery has been there, tracking this shark, named large marge, with new shark cam technology. the experts say the real reason for the increase is something we're doing right. after years of population decline conservation is bringing some species back. and there may be two other theories. first, sharks moving closer to shore to find their natural food supply and, second, people are spending more recreational time in the water. our boat was soon surrounded by caribbean reef sharks, all looking for a meal. >> i still can't count how many there are. >> reporter: caribbean reef sharks have been known to become aggressive while they're feeding and they've attacked humans before. >> look down, shark on your right! >> reporter: the experience was incredible. not all shark species are the frightening killers i expected. keep in mind it is 75 times more likely that you will be struck by lightning than killed by a shark. >> what do you think of your first shark dive? >> i think it won't be my last. sam champion, abc news, bahamas. >>> still ahead, something else amazing, all of a sudden

>> shark on your right. look down. it's unbelievable. i got to keep turning around and turning around because they're in all directions and you don't want to miss a minute. >> reporter: the experience was incredible and these sharks are not the ruthless killers i expected. so beautiful and that's a theory this team is testing to see if another species could be to blame for the increased number of shark attacks. are humans to blame? >> could the decimation of sharks be creating a sharkpocalypse with sharks getting closer to land? >> reporter: there were 80 cases of unprovoked shark attacks on humans last year. that's according to the international shark attack file. and 78 attacks the year before. numbers that have been on the rise for over a century. that one is a big one. there are many breeds of sharks and not all are the mindless killing machines many think they are. some of them are incredibly beautiful creatures to be respected and even protected. it is absolutely spectacular. >> what do you think of your first sh

the killer, a 16-foot great white shark. bizarre coincidence or the work of a serial killer shark? that's the question in this week's "science behind." discovery shark week expert jeff kerr joins us now. nice to have you with us, jeff. first off, i just want to establish. >> great to be here. >> you believe they were killed by the same great white shark. is that right? >> we don't have any hard evidence it was the same shark. just a lot of freaky coincidences. on the same day two years ago, the shark was roughly the same size, talking about an animal over 16 feet in length which is extremely rare for a great white shark and has to be a short list of suspects. a lot of things pointing towards the single shark. if i was a prosecuting attorney, i couldn't convict a single shark because auliffe is circumstantial evidence to this point. >> so, we have always heard that sharks don't like the taste of human blood, unlike "jaws." but it seems like according to your theory that this shark is different. what makes it different? what do you think it likes the taste of human flesh and blood? >

last week we heard about a shark week drinking game. people plan their vacations around shark week.ther year we took everything into perspective and launched a much morrow bust campaign. >> reporter: what's all the fuss over fins? sure we know they're scary. spielburg taught us that. and we know their very presence can make the most ridiculous movie a hit, thanks, "sharknado." what is it about shark week that causes the public to sink its teeth year after year into discovery's bait? is it this year's shark cam that tracks them through the depths or is it "shark after dark," the live late night show making its debut this year? >> there's so much about sharks we just don't know, so many mysteries left to be solved. i think that curiosity is what fuels our shows that we make. that's really the driver for us. >> reporter: despite grabbing viewers with the blood and guts footage that many says demonizes their cash cows, they say conserving sharks is truly at the heart of the event. that and, well, ratings, of course. this year's shark week is already breaking rating's records. sunday nig

spotted shark is called a zebra shark.arks found at the potomac, we are going to talk to jack about that? we are focussing on the black tip reef. we are going to feed sharks, feed rays and tell you why you need to come out here and experience this under the water world yourself. back to you all. >> holly, be careful feeding the sharks. time to say good morning to today's facebook fan, cally mclaughlin. today is her birthday. that is allison giving a shout out. that does it for the 6:00, let's send it over to wisdom and allison. >> smells like friday, wisdom. coming up on "fox 5 morning news" on this friday morning, it was a day that changed the course of history, nation is marking anniversary of 50th march on washington. >> a promising life cut short by a killer, 19-year-old vanessa pham murdered doing a good deed. we hear emotional testimony from pham's family. >> do you like the health insurance you get through your job? what if they dropped you and told you to get on your spouse's plan instead? companies are blaming pre

stop our fascination with sharks.agile, beast that has evolved to reach maximum effectiveness. it focusses on its target and at least once every summer it strikes millions of us with force. it's discovery channel's shark week. for the 26th year, the channel proves there is big business behind the bite. >> absolutely unbelievable. >> shark week over the years has mant meant hundreds of millions in ad revenue. it draw as younger, more affluent crowd. this year they are banking offer snuffy, a cute, fictional seal on his way home, only to be swallowed whole by a shark. >> snuffy has become this kind of icon over there with over 5 million hits online. i think for us it's really continuing to grow this outside of just a week of tv and really embrace the audience's desire to watch sharks. >> this week they are diving deeper into social media with links and promos for shark week programming and this doesn't even include the cross promotions, like tom shoe selling this limited pair. >> people are having shark week parties. la

we've got sharks all over the place. i have to be honest and tell you a lot of the kids are talking about all the nemo's and dori's. so of course, this exhibit isn't just about the 20 sharks but the nemo. more on that in just a little bit. back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you very much. we can't believe how beautiful it looks on our monitors. i can't imagine what it look likes in person. >>> the hurricane season is shaping up to be above normal with a possibility it could become active. it predicts 13 to 19 named storms. 6 to 9 will be hurricane with three to five becoming major hurricanes. there's been four named storms already. there's still more to come. >>> there's three winning tickets in the $448 million powerball jackpot. two were sold in new jersey, another in minnesota. we have a second here winner sold in calvert county. someone purchased it at the fast stop. it's one of 4 million non-jackpot winners with prizeers totaling $69 million. make sure you check your tickets very closely. here's the winning nu

the voodoo shark. >> linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> sharks weren't scary enough.ark. doubly scary. >> creepy. >> celebrating shark week. little quiz. tai, play along. it's multiple choice. try to make it as easy as possible. the first question. sharks can detect blood because they have a strong sense of smell, sight, x-ray vision, sonar? >> i feel kind of dumb. smell. >> i will say smell. i'm going to say smell. yes! >> one for one. here's the next one. >> parthenogenesis is when a female shark -- eats plants. gives birth to twins. reproduces without contact from a male. or attacks other sharks. >> my gosh. i'll go with d, attacks other sharks. what are you going with? >> c. >> how do you do that? nifty trick. final question. how do sharks hunt their prey. surprise attack? befriending victims, stalking victims until death. or tricking their victims? tai, what do you think? >> a. >> i'll go with c. stalking their victims until death. >> hey! now. all right. there you go. hope you got some of those right. >> shark week. enjoy that. coming up. putting a price tag on

there's a monster shark! there's a monster shark!"t level of diplicity, discovery must be pretty ashamed of themselves. i am sure they issued a mega-la-pol gee. >> they almost flaunted the fact that they duped viewers put the poll on their web site showing 73% of people believed this monster shark still existed. >> john: why did everyone think that? because you said they were real. the fact that 73% of people believe you doesn't make themÑi stupid. it makes them trusty good people. it's actually heartwarming to me that many of them believe you, given that you're the network behind shows like "amish mauve qa" and "marijuanañr porn weed country" as well as "nakedçó and afraid-- where you can learn to catch fish with your vagina. discovery knows give a woman a fish and she'll eat for a day. heech terhad fish with her vagina and you have >> john: welcome back, my guest tonight an actor who wrote, directed and starred in her new film called "in a world." >> welcome to the jungle gym. >> who did? you did. they want your voice on the trailer

so shark netting a problem for the humpbacks, but, boy, after you see that other shark you understandwhy those nets are up. you need the nets because a lot of great whites are off australia. i guess they like it there. >> it's the next big craze in water sports. >> those boards that they are riding have their own built-in engines inside. >> what? >> see what it's all about. >> i thought i was like, i wonder if it's going to work. >> and a couple who faced the worst of times. >> he was hit by a drunk driver. >> finally get their happily ever after. >>> this is one of the most beautiful stories i think i've ever shared with you guys. this is a story of kelsey and larry. high school sweethearts. an adorable couple. march 10th, 2010, larry came to kelsey's sister and showed her the engagement ring he had purchased. he was planning on proposing just one week later when he went with her family to disneyland. however, that same night, he was hit by a drunk driver. he was in a coma for several months. but he remarkably came out of that coma. and this video you can see larry going through phys

discovery has been there, tracking this shark, named large marge with a shark-cam technology.ay the real reason for the increase is something we're doing right. after years of population decline, conservation is bringing some species back. and there may be two theories, first sharks moving closer to shore to find their natural food supply. and second, people are spending more recreational time in the water. our boat was soon surrounded by caribbean reef sharks, all looking for a meal. i still can't even count how many there are. caribbean reef sharks have been known to become aggressive while they're feeding. and they have attacked humans before. >> look down. shark on your right. >> reporter: the experience was incredible. not all shark species are the frightening killers i expected. and keep in mind, it is 75 times more likely that you'll be struck by lightning than killed by a shark. >> it is absolutely spectacular. >> what do you think of your first shark dive? >> i think it won't be my last. >> reporter: sam champion, abc news, nassau, bahamas. >> props to sam champion. >

yes, that's a real shark. she's sticking her hand down the mouth of this shark to pull out a hook. >> what? >> this is regular for her. this is what she does. >> she's a shark dentist. >> you can see her whole arm goes down into this thing. she's been working with sharks professionally for 19 years. we've got her on the line. kristina joining us all of the way from the bam hhamas. kristi kristina, you're taking these hooks out on a regular basis. tell us what happened. >> sharks will be attracted to any fisherman putting a lure in the water, any fish that goes on a hook will sent od out a vibe. vibration is one of the most common complaints for fishermen is the shark steals their bait, their foot. most of them can live with the hooks but some of them have difficulty feeding. i started removing them, first on the side. when foggy eyed showed up she had one inside her mouth. what you see in the video is a final phase of about 20 minutes' work. >> how deep inside was that hook? your arm was seriously in there. >>

woviian sharks. these are all fairly small shark species. they'll grow up in this exhibit and do fine. >> if you can't make it downtown to see the sharks in person, you can watch the action on the aquarium 24-hour shark cam. megan, do you think there's a tie-in with it being shark week? >> i don't think it's a coincidence. >>> there is a change in command happening today at fort meade. kucial brian foley will assume command of the fort during a ceremony this morning. he's going to replace colonel edward rosssky making him the 84th commander. he has served several missions, including operation iraqi freedom. >>> are you looking for new restaurants in the area? one easy way to do is taking part in baltimore county restaurant week. it officially starts tomorrow, but today there's a kickoff event happening at parish grill. it wraps up august 25th. 51 restaurants throughout the county are offering fixed prices for their lunches and dinner menus. check that out. >> not a bad idea. >>> as you're waking up t

. >> if the sharks don't get you the bees will. in global warming will create bigger stores. >> patriots more whether. >> what are the risks? what is the truth? "summer myths"s our show tonight. john: it is hurricane season and i am told because of global warming there are more hurricanes and they are stronger. of course, we know you are supposed to put masking tape on your windows and the shape of the x to reinforce the class. most of us understand those are facts so why to talk about the on a show of "summer mys"? it is not true says the national hurricane center. fox meteorologist maria molina says in no. i always take the windows. i hear there are more hurricanes with global warming it is worse. >> a lot of people think there are more hurricanes now they and in the past and it is false. no data to support that we have ctually seen in past years we have seen more hurricane activity. in the 18 eighties there were more hurricanes making landfall you can see on the chart right there. logically people try to make sense of you talk a

sharks in the potomac. show you the catch andnd hear from the fisherman who who caught them straight ahead. >> a live look outside thursday morning. interstate 270 here. h we'll check in with jeff hueman today. his to think about who it is today. we have just talking about traffic while julie is off. tucker has your forecast and hee will look at the roads.. tucker is not, jeff s. we'll check in with melanie. >> a lot of good things happen over a good meal and ben chili bowl celebrates 55 years of food and friend shil. i'll have details on how h everyone else can join in the celebration today when we continue. >> from rockstars to presidents one d.c. restaurant welcomedelco guests and it's celebrating the 55th and verse. >> ben's chili bowl opened its doors in 1958 and prides itself on using the recipe to make thee delicious chili. melanie is live with more on the milestone. >> good morning, sarah. you know, chili and half smokes not normally what i would eat for breakfast but the smells are starting to waft

the subway shark coincides with shark way on the discovery channel, the channel had nothing to do withodness! where did it come from! >> sharks are everywhere right now. left side >> >> my gosh! can you imagine seeing that in the subway? >> that may not be the scariest thing on a subway in new york. [ laughter ] >> new york city! they're warm, they're toast y. for us, how about another night below normal? beautiful shot right there. another chilly day in the city. upper 60s for a high. >>> other parts of the state dealing with a big-time drought. they are not getting that humid air coming in from the ocean. they are dealing with a big fire in southern california. this earlier today, riverside county, small fire quickly surged to 5,000 acres. 400 firefighters working to keep it under control. downtown san francisco, 65rees. concord, typically warmer than the city, not today! only 6 degrees warmer than san francisco. and tomorrow, we will stay chilly, relative to average. morning clouds for foster city. late-day sunshine, that's it. high of 70 and not much warmer on friday with morning c

i don't see sharks the way people see sharks because i see the real animal.erstand their danger. i think i do understand the animal. >>> here is camera footage capturing what seems to be nothing going on. people in the middle of the street. people driving by in the

so shark netting and a problem for the humpbacks, but after you see that other shark, you understand why the nets are up. >> you need the nets up because a lot of the great whites are off of australia, and i guess they like it. >> yes. >> he sent a studio a song about his beloved wife, and them he got a greater gift in return. >> they decided to produce the song also tree. >> is the the song behind the touching tribute that might bring a tear to your eye. >> and one rooftop fire breather and one clever camera setup. >> this is how they get the 363 degree look. and meet the tax whiz behind the go pros. >> that is the first >>> stroi be honest with you guys, this might get you a little bit choked up. it is a sad one, but a touching one, i will say. green shoe studio out of east pea y peoria, illinois, had a singer/songwriter contest. >> it is a online singer/songwriter contest, and people are supposed to upload their video. but instead, we received a manila envelope. >> it is from 96-year-old fred. >> well, she was the prettiest girl i ever saw. she was real timid in life and i fell in

would not want to be out there if the shark is out there either especially sharks week was a couple weeks. >> i think it is okay, it make sense if they see a shark. >> this is where wi live. they live. >> it is there is always warnings all around. but it is a little surprising ty would not let anybody in the water >> >> reporter: the last time they had to close the water here because of sharks back in 2011. the soonest that we can see the water out here would be on sunday. if they see any sharks from now or then, they won't hesitate to extend the time further. >>> the bay area of eight days until the bridge opening of the news span, the bay bridge will close starting august 28 and during that time caltrans has to connect the new -- caltrans will be demolishing a portion of the old bridge in order to make a temporary connecter ramp which will allow access for the pedestrian walk way on the new bridge. >>> the bay area is getting a rare treat in the sky, tonight's full moon is a blue moon. kron 4 news jeff bush is showing you what it looks like and explains why a blue moon is so rare. >> it

one guy took a bunch of pictures with the shark. even went so far as to give the shark a cigarette and a can of red bull. he took like 75 pictures of the shark with different props, and put a metro card to get in. some people said it was disrespectful, but he said certain things were disrespectful, but adding a card was not. and as a rule of thumb, anything you do to a corpse is disrespectful. yes, thank you. although he was just following the mta protocol, saying if you see something, do something stupid. some people thought it was a publicity stunt for shark week. it weasn't, i tell you what i think it was, the sharks learning how to use public transportation, like when the raptors learned how to use public transportation. and this happened at a race track in san diego. as a souvenir of the race, they shoot video and mounted a camera on the dashboard so when you get home you can watch yourself like this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she looks like that is the way japanese animate white people. have you ever seen anyone scream with their

>> those are hammerhead shark pups. >> it is shark week. >> they are vie sif rouse, and the eggs are fertilized inside of the tummy and the eggs hatch inside of mom and she has a live birth so these are in fact baby hammerheads. and you can can see the people grabbing them and kind of tossing them back into the water. >> did the guy know that it was having babies or totally by chance. >> totally by chance, and they tried to get the hammerhead back into the water and the shark was confused and trying to get back to the shore. then the park rangers came and got the shark back out a wway fm the shore and saved all of the pups, too. >>> how about a motor sports two-fer. this is the first guy's first day out there. and a nosedive. >> oh! >> he nose dives over the jump, and the buddies were trying to teach him what to do, right? but you can see from the beginning he does not know what to do. and he is going to fall before he can jump. >>> this is the next one from juking video, and looks like out there with a whole bunch of dirt bikers out there doing stunts and pops a nice wheelie, but it

. >>> a big shark in san francisco bay. was it a great white or something perhaps even more interesting. >>> and a look into bay area sewers something that should not be there. what's causing it and why it's causing millions of dollars to remove. >> we will have degrees will first thing in the morning for our morning commute. >>> if you browse on yahoo today, you may have noticed a new look. website will feature 30 different designs. the purple color and the exclamation point will stay. they wanted to show off some of the other designs. >>> lgis changing things up with the release of its newest smartphone. the power and volume buttons are on the back instead of the side. the screen is 5.2 inches diagonally, larger than other leading phones. it will be released within the next 2 months. >>> according to research app market share slipped in the second quarter. it hasn't launched a new product since the debut of the iphone 5 nearly a year ago. >>> we have pictures tonight of what might be a great white shark. >> reporter: just

sharks a year. with the chief scientist. what happens if the shark population is decimated? >> sharks are a critical component. they're a top predator. something on which they feed may come out of balance and you get this cascade of effects that ultimately causes real problems not only for the ocean, but for man. >> brian todd, cnn, off the coast of cape cod. >> all right, coming up in the next hour, this hour we should say, oprah winfrey claims that she was the victim of racism. ininvolves a% that costs more than a car. hear what happened. >>> we are just one month away now from the nautica triathlon. six of out of viewers, along with me, are going to be swimming a half mile in the ocean, biking 18 miles and running four miles on the beach. the culmination of seven months of intensive training. i can also tell you they're happy and healthy. if you're looking for a way to get fit, but aren't ready to commit to a triathlon, let me give you a quick tip. just try getting more sleep. not only does it gi

inside a shark.ple want to see that while eating breakfast. >> i believe you now. let's check in with our julie wright. >> on time traffic. >> it is gross, i have seen it. outer loop at coalsville road, lanes open. no incidents to report. columbia park road and new york avenue looks great. no issues to report getting through the traffic lights, lanes open if you are traveling on the southbound stretch of i-95 from dale city out to quantico. northbound 95 remains slow as you continue pass 610, heavy volume out of wood bridge continuing northbound up to springfield. spotty delays along the way. no problems east 66 leaving manassas. >> julie, thanks, just a few days into school in georgia, police taking hundreds of children to safety after a gunman opens fire at a school. that gunman faces several charges including aggravated assault on a police officer. "fox 5 morning news" melanie alnwick with the latest. >> he is off the streets, he could have done something to our family. we don't know what happened

don't worry about the sharks john: i hope people feel better and as you have heard sharks are less likelyo hurt you they and these. beestings kill between 50 and 100 americans every year it could get worse because the a as the dock to century as an invasion decades in the making under way in avian species staking claim to the americas, but creatures that will die rather than in retreat. >> title date we will stop the spread of the afrin bees. >> moving through florida headed for georgia. killer bees now number more than 1 trillion and will soon be headed your way. john: whatht are we going to do? let's ask this man who is on the animal planet show the removal specialists, a mike mollica burg should we be scared of the killer bees? >> i would not be any more afraid than being struck by lightning. john: but they are investing in moving north? >> when they were released from brazil in 1957 they spread at a rate to 300 miles per year. john: and experimental went wrong? >> they were taken from africa and brought to brazil to create a better be to more resistant to the pathogens crteetter honey